APPLE BRINGS BREAKTHROUGH DEVICE FOR A “BETTER INTERNET EXPERIENCE”

For the past several months, I have paid special attention to each and every video that has been released on the topic of the breakthrough internet device, the Apple iPad. Steve Jobs and company have put in several years worth of work developing a paradigm-shifting portable computing device that breaks all the rules of traditional PCs and laptops. The iPad, due to be released on April 3, 2010, will be the first device to tap the “tablet” computing market.

Billed as the perfect halfway product between a smart phone and a laptop, the iPad delivers a “better internet experience” by filtering out all substandard Adobe Flash based video content. Users don’t have to worry about 75% of all video content on the web, nor will they have to be bothered by the plethora of flash-based games and applications. iPad saves the day, and saves the user countless wasted hours of viewing and enjoyment.

The Apple development team has also insured that the iPad will force its users into a better internet experience by removing the bother of picture taking. We all know how many countless millions of hours that people waste uploading pictures to social media sites like Facebook and Flickr. Take that away, and you are left to a highly focused experience on worthwhile websites that count.

The developers also kept in mind that people are bothered by overly-technical devices that have too many plugs and slots. Instead of worrying about reading the instructions to several different peripherals and trying to figure out how to connect them, this streamlined device has made it easy for you by simply eliminating those confusing little plug-in thingies. Users can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that they won’t have to figure out how to connect a keyboard, add an “SD Memory” card, or plug in a web cam. But for the advanced users and hackers that do understand the higher-level hardware functionality, they can purchase an extra cord for only $30 to take advantage of their superior peripheral understanding.

iPad is almost here. The excitement is at a high point. In a matter of days, we’ll be able to transition from dreaming to actually taking part in that “better internet experience”.

Carlton Flowers
Marketing Strategist

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